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Life has gotten even sweeter for Timothée Chalamet.
Manhattan’s Funny Face Bakery is serving up sugar cookies that look just like the Hell’s Kitchen native, who is nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown.”
They named it the “Freewheelin’ Heartthrob,” a nod to the title of Dylan’s second album, “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan,” whose cover famously features the singer and his girlfriend Suze Rotolo, played in the film by Elle Fanning, walking arm in arm on Jones Street in the West Village.
Janelle Morillo, who was friends with Chalamet at LaGuardia High School, from which they graduated in 2013, loved seeing the sugary replica, which retails for $15.
“This is both amazing and hilarious,” she told The Post.
“I’m very happy he’s being recognized and celebrated because he has dedicated his life to his art and he truly deserves it.”
The out-of-the-box bakery — which has two locations, one on Lafayette Street in NoHo and the other on Fulton Street in the Seaport — also handed out the sweet treats at the Chalamet lookalike contest, held in Washington Square Park on Oct. 27, where the actor made an appearance.
The 29-year-old actor, who received his first Academy Award nomination at 22 for “Call Me by Your Name,” has another connection to the bakery — his girlfriend Kylie Jenner’s mother was its first celebrity customer.
“In our early days, Kris Jenner helped put us on the map when we gifted cookies to all of her grandkids,” said Funny Face’s head of growth Olivia Nickel.
“We were even featured in the final moments of the ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ series finale. Her support brought incredible visibility to our brand.”
The shop is also peddling a cookie that looks like “Wicked” star and Oscar nominee Cynthia Erivo.
“It’s a fun, playful way to celebrate the Oscars buzz,” said Funny Face’s owner Sarah Silverman.
“Our cookies aren’t just desserts, they’re conversation starters.”
